The place where the heart of tourism beats: Fethiye
There is no end to describing the natural and historical beauties of Fethiye, the popular and touristic district of Mu?la. In this article, we have compiled everything you would like to know about this beautiful district, which is a paradise in itself.
Among the 13 districts of Mu?la, Fethiye is the largest in terms of area. With an area of 3,059 km², this district is also the most populous in Mu?la.
Formerly known as Me?ri, it is estimated that Fethiye was named after the Greek word Makri (distant land).
The Lycians also called this place Telmessos, meaning "Land of Lights".
What to do in Fethiye?
From ancient times to the present day, Fethiye, which has come under the rule of Lycia, Persia, Egypt, Greece, Rome, the Ottoman Empire, and the Republic of Turkey, is home to many historical sites such as Telmessos, Xanthos, Letoon, Tlos, Kayaköy, Amintas Rock Tombs (Royal Tombs), the ancient city of P?nara, and the ancient city of Kadyanda, which are worth visiting. When you come to Fethiye, be sure to visit these historical sites.
Additionally, if you visit Fethiye in the summer or spring, we recommend you to participate in boat tours. You will be able to see not only some of these historical sites but also the famous Butterfly Valley and the enchanting Bay of Kabak, as well as many other bays that you will fall in love with.
If you want to immerse yourself in the turquoise waters of Turkey, you should visit Ölüdeniz. Those who love rough seas can choose Belcek?z Cove, while those who prefer calm seas may opt for the famous Ölüdeniz Lagoon, often seen in photos of Fethiye.
Another important place to visit in Fethiye is Çal?? Beach. Here, you can enjoy the sea, sand, and sun during the day, and in the evening, you can take a walk and spend time in restaurants and entertainment venues. If you're looking for a vibrant nightlife, be sure to visit Hisarönü. Especially, we want to mention that this area is very popular among foreign tourists.
Don't forget to add places like Lover's Hill, the Promenade, the Fish Market, the Hidden City, Yaka Hidden Valley & Yakapark, Sakl?kent National Park, the City Museum, Afkule Monastery, and many more to your list of places to visit in Fethiye.
How to get there?
Fethiye is 195 kilometers from Antalya Airport and 44 kilometers from Dalaman Airport. You can also come here from Antalya Airport, but it will be more sensible to choose Dalaman Airport, which is closer.
After landing, you can comfortably, quickly, and safely reach Fethiye with a pre-booked luxury VIP transfer vehicle with a driver.
Those who do not have their own transportation can also rent a chauffeured car or use public transportation.
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